Scholl Laboratories' nail fungus solution is an anti-mycotic solution for treating onychomycosis, a fungus located on the nail.
Scholl Laboratories' nail fungus solution is an anti-mycotic solution for treating onychomycosis, a fungus localized on the nail. This uniquely formulated solution penetrates the nail to eliminate the fungus at source. The 5 disposable files are contained in a one-way dispenser to eliminate the top layer of the affected nail, forcing the file to be discarded, thus avoiding the spread of mycosis.
Solution Mycoses des Ongles by Scholl is an effective solution for mild to moderate toenail fungus. Easy to use, it consists of filing the affected area and then applying varnish to modify the growth environment of the fungus.
Scholl Laboratories' nail fungus solution is an antifungal treatment specially designed to treat onychomycosis, a localized fungal infection of the nail. This solution offers an effective approach to eliminating the fungi responsible for the infection, while promoting the health and regeneration of the affected nail.
To begin with, it's essential to clean and dry the nail thoroughly before applying the solution. Make sure the nail is completely clean and dry to optimize the effectiveness of the treatment. You can use a cotton bud or clean pad to apply the solution directly to the affected nail, making sure to cover the entire nail surface and surrounding areas.
Once the solution has been applied, allow it to dry completely before putting on socks or shoes to avoid any rubbing or contamination. For best results, apply the nail fungus solution regularly, according to the manufacturer's instructions. In general, it is advisable to use the product for several weeks to observe a significant improvement in nail condition.
In addition to its antifungal action, Scholl's nail fungus solution is also formulated to strengthen and protect the nail against future infections. By effectively treating existing fungal infection, this product helps to restore the nail's natural health and beauty, promoting growth and preventing recurrence.
Scholl Laboratories' nail fungus solution is a wise choice for those suffering from onychomycosis and looking for an effective, practical treatment. By following the instructions for use and applying the solution regularly, it's possible to achieve significant results in the fight against fungal nail infections, while protecting and strengthening nail health for the future.
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Our pharmacist recommends that during the first 4 weeks of treatment, which correspond to the fungus elimination phase, you use the file once a week to remove the nail layers. Once a day, apply the solution to the affected nails and wait 5 minutes for the solution to dry before putting on shoes, sticky socks or going to bed. Do not get feet wet for 30 minutes after applying the solution.
After the 4th week, use the last disposable file to even out the nail surface and remove any ridges.
During the protection phase, which prevents mycosis from developing and reappearing, apply Scholl nail mycosis solution once a week for 9 months, or until nail discoloration has disappeared. Do not use cosmetic nail polish during the treatment phase, and trim your nails thoroughly once a month.
Precautions for use
Aqua,Glycerin,Isopropyl Alcohol, Citric acid Urea, Panthenol,Xanthan Gum, Sodium Benzoate Sodium Benzotriazoyl. Butylphenol Sulfonate.
Packaging
4ml bottle
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